Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1887-11-04

yer, gold and fruit and Coffee served by
nest Sturtevant, Misses Carrie 5. Baker,
Eflie Bissel. The departure on the 8 80
train necessitated an early leaving and
the parties after taking a look at the
heavily loaded table of presents Withdrew
and soon appeared clothed in travelling
suits and their right minds wishes for
long life and continued happiness were
the last words of all as they entered the
carriage and drove away. The arrange
ments were in the hands of Mr.. and Mrs
Curtis Samson. who are richly entitled to
the much spoken praise of many. Moth
ing occurred to mar the enjoyment of the
occasion in the least. The tour was to
Albany, n. Y, returning home on Fri
day and leaving again on Monday for
Burlington, their future home. Miss May
was reared here among us and is lady
of uneXceptonable character and pleas
ing ways. She leaves hosts of friends
Mr.. Fox is almost stranger here, but
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ployed by the Vt. Central II. II. Co., on
the Rutland division, as fireman on the
New York express and has the confidence
of the company. We notice among those
present, Messrs. Fisher and Cartmell OF
the Green Mountain Pulp Co., Mrs. VIM
Samson, grandmother of the bride, Mrs
Geo. Hastings of Franklin, Co., n. Y.
Mrs. Mary Brown, mother of the groom
also brother and two sisters from Clar
endon, Vt. Mr.. Geo. Bell of Rutland
Sect. Stratton of the Y. NJ. G.. A., of Mid
dlebury, Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Parkil
of Cornwall, VT, Hon. A. d. Hayward
and wife of this town, and other partie
from adjoining towns. The following il
a list of the presents:
Fine Turkish rug by the groom; fine eight
day alarm clock, Messrs. Fisher and Cartmell
toilet set with mirror, W c. Sturtevant; siive
dinner caster, Volney and Manley Brown sill
yer cake basket, George Bell and lady; silve
double pickle caster, by the walters: silve
napkin ring and vase, Willis samson; silve
gold-lined sugar spoon Herman Peck an
lady; silver fruit knives, Lizzie and Aggi
Treadway, Lille Wickus silver tablespoons
Thos. Larick and wife, Geo. Waldron; butte
knives and napkin rings, Curtis samson an,
wife, Mrs. W. b. Child, ID. c. Twtchell an,
wife, silver pie knife, y. J. Williams; glas
fruit dishes, Arthur Field and wife, Mrs. En-
ma Flanders; glass sets, W. j. Newton an,
wife, W. j. Thayer, Mrs. L. Huntington; glas
bread plate, butter pads, bed spread, Mrs. L
Huntington: pair vases, Henry Morey, wifi
and daughter, Theo. Hayward; vase, Nelli
Bell Bible stand, Florence SAMSON sofa pi
low, bed quilt pin cushion, Mrs. Sophron
samson: hand painted panel, stand scarf, Mis-
Edna Walker; pair towels, George Allen an
wife, \. ID. Hayward and wife, do. Benjam
Parkil and wife, do. NJ. +. Sprague and wife
George Hastings and wife, Arthur Field
plush letter receiver, Charles Lyman an
wife, stand scarf, f. Barrows and wife; tabl
cloth, w. VI. Thomson and wife, ii. X. Sumne
and wife; pillow cases, Mrs :. Bissell, Mr.:
Mary Brown, Mrs. J. A. Atwood; set napkin,
Miss Anna Youtt, Mrs. Church and daughter
handkerchief satchet, Mrs. Geo. Hastings
lanbrequEn, Frank Foote china cup and sat
GERS, NJ. y. Baker and wife, Emma Flanders
china cup, Master Fletcher Huntington chin
cup to groom, Miss May Huntington ma olc
sugar bowl, Mrs. Mary Brown; pair chin
cake plates, W. NJ. Thomson and wife; sa
shakes Mrs. \. Ray; glass sugar bowl, Mis-
Minnie Flanders; glass syrup cup. Miner Hay
ward; china mug, j. NJ. Atwood pillow sham
\. Foot; four yards silk plush velvet, Mr.
Rollin ana Abram Foot: sofa tidy, Miss Lilli
Twitchell; one toaster, one bed quilt, Mr.
Brown; one book of poems, Rev. +. Delcva1
ST. |. j. Twitchell; ST. Mrs. Phlo Buck.